In Act 1, Scene 7, Lady Macbeth swears that she would have done this if she had promised to do so.

Macbeth tells his wife about the prophecies through this.

After having murdered Duncan in Act 2, scene 2, Macbeth's talk of sleep represents this

Upon returning to his room after murdering Duncan, Lady Macbeth is upset with her husband for this reason

___ sisters; nickname for the witches

At the time of his murder, Banquo is doing this with his son.

When the witches first encounter Macbeth and Banquo, they prophesize this.

As the play progresses, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth cannot rid of this feeling (represented by blood)

When the murderers kill Banquo outside the palace, they let this person get away, therefore allowing the prophecies to come true

The name of Macbeth's castle

After the battle in Act 1, Scene 1, Duncan names his son, Malcolm, this

Lady Macbeth believes that she needs this quality in order to attain power and calls on the spirits, asking them this

Lady Macbeth realizes how far Macbeth's ruthlessness and ambition have come when he carries out this action

When the thanes are questioning Duncan's murder, Macbeth has to lie to cover up his reason for doing this

These two characters run away fearing their safety after Duncan's murder

Lady Macbeth says that she would have killed Duncan herself if it weren't for this.

The witches' final prophecies told to Macbeth

Lady Macbeth conveys this quality after covering for her husband by telling the thanes that he is sick in Act 3, scene 4; Reason why Lady Macbeth and Macbeth make a good team

In Act 5, scene 8, Macbeth is arrogant in thinking that he cannot be hurt by Macduff, but fails to realize this

It is revealed that this character betrayed King Duncan in Act 1, scene 2

In Act 4, Scene 2 Lady Macduff argues with her son, calling her husband this

Unlike Macbeth, Banquo feels this way about the prophecies

This idea is questioned throughout the play when Macbeth may or may not be actively fulfilling the prophecies himself

Macbeth's paranoia and guilt are shown when he sees this "person"

This character shares the news of the victory against the Norweigan Army in Act 1, scene 2